Look. Bannon has been pretty explicit for years in saying that his ultimate goal is to tear down our political systems and shake the faith of the American people in government. He is directly quoted as recently as August saying he wants to destroy the state.

This isn’t incompetence. Trump may be an idiot, but his two Steves aren’t. They know exactly what they are doing. This big, flashy, apparently clumsy executive order was designed to create chaos and confusion and to elicit outrage and protest from their political opponents. Meanwhile, Trump’s inner circle of advisors…

Hey, the president could end all crime in Chicago in one week if he wanted. He just doesn’t want to.

My vote is for Bernimous Prime, dude deserves to be leader of something.

oh my god. that is too good

No, they are saying it is ok to manslaughter someone if they are a dirty lib

You’re right. Instead of telling them it isn’t good enough and there is more to do, we should lie to them and tell them they’ve done all they can

I predict that, within the next year or two, games companies that had focused exclusively on cultivating a male audience will realize that having a large female player base will make their games healthier and more dynamic.

My guess? Nice bed sheets. Like really nice ones. The kind that you’d find at an expensive hotel in say, Moscow. Only they smell very vaguely of urine for some reason.

Trump thought he would get a headstart on all the death and mayhem by having everyone who voted against him in the DC area quietly murdered in their beds last night. The only people left are the Trump voters, tourists and reporters in town for the inauguration

Man, wouldn’t it be a shame if someone figured out how to get a hold of the number for that cell phone that he always answers regardless of the caller ID and put it on the cyber?

I mean, I’m normally against doxxing, but this feels like a special situation. Not implying anyone should harass or threaten the president…

What would you have an anti-bombing innocent people voter to have done? It was either traditionally hawkish Clinton or “bomb the hell out of their families” Trump.

It’s very hard to engage with people whose perspective is that you shouldn’t have the same rights that they do and/or are less human than they are and/or should disappear. I don’t think anyone believes that all of Trump’s voters are card carrying members of the Aryan Brotherhood, but that’s not really the point or…